Italy and the Czech Republic will be strengthening academic relations thanks to a Memorandum of Cooperation signed by our ambassador in Prague, Aldo Amati, and Dean of International Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the Charles University of Prague. “This signing of the Memorandum will give new and increased new impetus to initiatives of cooperation between Italy and that famous Czech university”, the diplomat noted, “thus opening a new phase of activities and encounters that will bring numerous representatives of Italian cultural, political and social spheres to Prague…and we have decided to begin with prominent Italian journalist and expert on the Middle East Antonio Ferrari”. Read more, in Italian.
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